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by plantedd 13y ago
It doesn't quite answer the question, but we use GoCardless to handle payments from our sellers on our marketplace and that's 1% per transaction - the difference is that it's processing direct debit payments (withdrawals dire
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How to Get Inside Your Users’ Heads: Lessons from UX Scotland 2013(rookieoven.com)
2 points by plantedd 13y ago|0 comments
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Why Asian Internet Companies Struggle to Become Global(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by plantedd 13y ago|1 comments
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by plantedd 14y ago
We have a category just for shrubs here http://www.plantedd.com/t/categories/plants/shrubs , but yeh, our search isn't clever enough at the moment.
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by plantedd 14y ago
You're right, it's a difference about the principles of the matter and no doubt we disagree over the government's role (especially in an economic downturn). Setting that to one side though, the truth is that the government is spending your
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by plantedd 14y ago
(The One Direction solution??) I agree that more tax breaks for startups would help and it would be a more straightforward thing to achieve. The two things don't have to be mutually exclusive though, so I'd say we need both. For early-stage
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by plantedd 14y ago
We've got things like the West of Scotland Loan Fund and similar schemes. The equity or loan funding support is better, but there's still essentially a large degree of inefficiency and a lack of effectiveness in the process because you've g
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Want to help startups? Just give them money(rookieoven.com)
23 points by plantedd 14y ago|29 comments
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Rakuten announces $10M fund for Asian startups(thenextweb.com)
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by plantedd 14y ago
It's always an encouraging sign to see the tech community tackling big problems.
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Fluid UI and the Mobile Gold Rush(rookieoven.com)
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The Next Big Thing: thoughts from the Dublin Web Summit(rookieoven.com)
15 points by plantedd 14y ago|2 comments